California § 26087 - The commission shall select one or more polling places within the district; shall
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§ 26087. The commission shall select one or more polling places within the district; shall
The commission shall select one or more polling places within the district; shall appoint one inspector and two judges of election in each polling place, and make all necessary and proper arrangements for holding the election. The election officers shall constitute the election board. If no election officers are appointed by the commission, or if any of those appointed are not present at the time of the opening of the polls, the electors present may appoint substitutes to fill the election board who shall conduct the election as if they had been appointd by the commission and were present.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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